(UK, 1179956) Browse eventsHope Animal Shelter has been dedicated to helping poorly, injured and abandoned pets for over 30 years. We have long-term animals who will stay with us for the rest of their lives as they cannot be rehomed for a variety of reasons and animals which are waiting for a loving home. We have mainly dogs and cats but also have rabbits and ferrets from time to time as well as other species. Our charity is based in the Loftus area of Redcar & Cleveland, in the North East of England. We are dedicated to rescuing and re-homing stray and abandoned animals of all kinds, but if it wasn’t for the generosity of our supporters we would not exist. With tough economic times and an increase in animal abandonments we need your support more than ever. All our work is done at a huge cost with no funding other than your generous donations and no matter how small, these are all welcome. All of the money that is received goes towards helping the animals.
(UK, 1172488) Browse eventsOur mission is to give something back to children with identified need; by investing in specific sustainable community-centred projects creating a legacy through enriched experiences and enhanced opportunities
(UK, 1168426) Browse eventsWe believe it has never been more important to ensure that the Green Howards Museum continues and develops it mission to celebrate, commemorate and educate. Help preserve the name and identity of this noble regiment by supporting our development campaign to regenerate the museum.
Our Mission The Sohn Conference Foundation is dedicated to supporting innovative initiatives to cure and treat today’s public health priorities. Identifying specific areas of need, The Foundation funds groundbreaking research, state-of-the-art technology, and programs to target cures and improve patient care.
(UK, 1189565) Browse eventsWhen asked most of us say we want to die at home, in the comfort of familiar surroundings close to those we love. LHNT gives people and their families the support they need to make that possible. Providing free hands-on care, our nurses help to fulfil the wishes of anyone who wants to die at home.
(UK, 701285) Browse eventsThe Market Place is a respected provider of young people’s mental health, sexual health and crisis support services. Mission StatementAll young people have the right to feel safe and secure in their lives, be treated with respect and to feel good about themselves.The Market Place offers space, time and information to help this happen. We support and believe in young people so that they can develop their own emotional resilience.We accept young people as individuals and encourage them to live their own lives in the way that they choose.What we doThe Market Place offers young people aged 13-25 from all over Leeds a place to drop in or arrange a one to one appointment for support at the city centre base; 28 Kirkgate, Leeds, West Yorkshire. Charity No: 701285 Find out more Website http://www.themarketplaceleeds.org.uk Flickr https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c00f2apne49vk28/cjD0BmS1n8
(UK, 1206257) Browse eventsNorthfield Arts Forum are one of 10 arts forums throughout the city of Birmingham. We’re a community arts charity (CIO) who work through the arts to help fulfil the fundamental needs of the Northfield constituency and to increase access to the arts. We like to say: “It’s not just about the art, it’s about what happens whilst you’re doing it.” NAF (our nickname) work through the arts to create community, inclusion and to make change. Our projects decrease social isolation, boost confidence levels, help with participants well-being and mental health and bring people together. All our projects are grant reliant to ensure anyone can take part and everything is free at the point of access. We make sure to work with professional artists and facilitators from the local area and throughout Birmingham to bring the best the arts has to offer to Northfield.
(UK, 277927) Browse eventsSouthwark Law Centre and our branch office Lewisham Law Centre provide specialist advice for almost 2000 people each year. We prioritise the most complex cases aiming to prevent homelessness, destitution, discrimination, and breaches of human rights. None of the people we help could afford to pay for legal advice, and the situation is getting more difficult for them with the cost of living crisis and the hostile environment for migrants and refugees. We rely on grants and donations to continue our services. There is no Legal Aid for many of the cases we take on such as helping with Windrush compensation, fighting discriminatory school exclusions and representing people struggling with benefits.
(UK, 1040417) Browse eventsOver 300 young people from 2 schools in Burton take part in the DofE Award. Candidates provide over 3000 hours of voluntary work for their communities. We help support their expedition sections by providing them with affordable equipment ensuring all candidates can complete their award.